AI text to video

Turn Text into a Short Video

Have a scene in mind? Write one sentence and see it come to life.

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Choose a creative style

Optional. Choose a visual direction for the clip.

You do not need to be good at prompting

Start with the moment you want to see most. Generate a first cut, then add detail as you go.

Describe your scene

Start with who is doing what and where. You can fine-tune the rest after you generate.

Camera

Add camera movement, framing, pace, lighting, and visual style.

Model

Compare video models, aspect ratios, and supported sound.

Popular ways to start

See how scene descriptions become cinematic stories, vertical loops, and promotional clips.

Scene to moving story

Turn a written direction into a cinematic sequence with intentional movement.

Concept to short-form video

Develop vertical or square clips for the channels that matter.

From Product Idea to Promo Clip

Turn one product benefit or campaign idea into a focused promotional scene.

How to use

Go from prompt to video in three steps

Start with the moment you want to see most. Generate a first cut, then add detail as you go.

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Describe the moment

Name the subject, action, setting, and the detail viewers should notice.

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Direct the shot

Add camera movement, framing, pace, lighting, and visual style.

ModelSeedance 2.0
Aspect ratio16:9
SoundOn
03

Generate and iterate

Choose a model and format, then generate a version you can refine.

Text to video questions

What an AI text to video generator does
In simple terms, you write the scene you want to see and get a short video back. If the first cut is not right, adjust the action, camera, style, or sound. You do not have to figure out every detail up front.
How to write a stronger video prompt
Write the subject, one main action, the setting, camera movement, pace, lighting, and style in that order. Keep the first prompt focused on one visible moment before adding more actions. For a starting point, browse Gemini Video Prompts.
What can I create from text
Use text to create cinematic scene studies, product concepts, social clips, atmosphere loops, visual story beats, and short promotional ideas. A single clear shot usually works better than a complete multi-scene script. If you already have a still image, use Image to Video to animate it instead.
Which video models you can use
Available options can include Seedance, Veo, Grok Imagine, MiniMax, and other video models. Each model supports a different mix of duration, aspect ratio, resolution, image reference, and sound controls. You can compare the options in the AI Video Generator.
How to control camera movement
Direct subject movement, camera behavior, pace, atmosphere, and continuity through the prompt, reference mode, and model settings.
How to make landscape vertical and square videos
Yes. Supported aspect ratios include landscape, portrait, square, and ultra-wide formats, depending on the selected model.
Can text to video include sound
Some video models can generate dialogue, effects, or ambient sound with the clip. The sound switch only appears when the selected model supports it, so availability can change when you change models.
How to keep the subject and scene consistent
Use one clear subject description and one main action. Avoid changing identity, clothing, location, weather, and camera angle at the same time; simplify the prompt or shorten the shot if details begin to drift.
Is my text prompt public
The prompt is carried into your creation workflow and is not published by this tool page. Review your workspace sharing settings before sharing a board, file, or finished video with other people.
How to refine the first result
Yes. Revise an existing clip with references, generate another take, or assemble several short clips into one longer editable video.

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